
Welcome to Shutter Nonsense - a laid-back nature photography podcast with hosts Michael Rung and Jeffrey Tadlock. Every other week, we dive into the world of landscape and nature photography with casual conversations about what we’ve been up to, current happenings in the photography world, and tips to help you grow as a photographer. Whether you’re a weekend hiker with a camera or a seasoned shoot... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Visual ArtsArts | |||

Does landscape photography need a dramatic sky to be worth the trip? And what happens when chasing rare light becomes the only reason you pick up the camera?
In this episode of Shutter Nonsense, we take a deliberately balanced look at epic landscape... more
What happens when a place becomes more than a backdrop for your photography?
In this episode of Shutter Nonsense, we sat down with nature photographer Andrew Baruffi to discuss his relationship with Zion National Park and the role the park, photogra... more
Wildlife photography can create a deeper connection with nature, but what happens when that connection begins before bad habits have a chance to take hold? In this episode, Shutter Nonsense hosts, Michael and Jeffrey, are joined by Utah wildlife phot... more
What happens to the photographs that do not make your first edit? In Episode 32 of Shutter Nonsense, Michael and Jeffrey take on the archive dilemma. Defining what a photo archive actually is, deciding what is worth keeping, and explaining why older ... more
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Very chilled out and easy in some cases to relate to the discussions. A little advice on image critique, I was given this from Scotland and probably the UKs top landscaper. I wouldn’t given a toss about what Alex N thinks or anyone else. If you got the image you got it at the press of the shutter, and you know that at the time you take it. Photographers should be their harshest critic. What anyone else says doesn’t matter. Enjoy what you do and don’t seek validation.
As a fellow nature and landscape podcaster, I am happy to see this podcast grow and thrive with two of my favorite people in the space hosting interesting conversations that so many photographers are asking questions about. Keep up the great work guys.
The podcast is great because it gets me thinking about my photography, approach, and ways to keep me engaged. Thanks Guys!
The show provides something for the experienced photographer as well as the novice. Good rapport between the hosts makes it easy and fun to listen to. The guests they occasionally chat with are interesting and bring a different point of view to the conversation.
Fun and easy going nature photography podcast with two of the nicest guys in the business. Add this to your favorites now! 😁
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Two nature photographers host a laid-back, tips-driven show focused on landscape and nature photography. Conversations blend personal workflow, travel, editing approaches, and practical guidance for both hobbyists and professionals, with a patient, conversational vibe that keeps gear talk light and ideas big. Notable strengths include a strong emphasis on growth through practice, planning trips, and staying true to one's voice, plus a thoughtful balance of technical detail and storytelling that appeals to listeners who value artistry as well as craft.
Across episodes, the show often centers on developing personal style, planning and scouting trips, and rethinking archives and editing workflows. A recurring hook is how travel, local shoots,... more
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Andrew Baruffi
2. Shona Hart
3. Jon Norris
4. Brenda Tharp
5. Cole Thompson
6. John Barclay
7. Alex Noriega
8. Barbara Livieri
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